Every time there is a deficit or money issue in the city, they raise taxes on the few remaining contributing citizens.

Yes, international taxation can get very complicated, especially when you find out that all income earned from any country is taxable in the US, if you are a US citizen or resident.

Its more like 40% down for Canadian citizens and that to just 3/5/7 yr ARMs.

BP friends,I own a single property i have been renting out for years, but living overseas has made it difficult to expand my RE portfolio.  Looking broadly and thinking of ways to leverage about $30k.  I am somewhat c...

I am a foreign US citizen.

The college has a pretty good co-op plan from what I understand, (Alternating semesters of work and school -- gives the student a full year's worth of full time work experience before graduation) so if I can get a job through that I will be in the college town for a total of three years, Junior, Senior, plus an extra for work. 

Hi BP,I am a UK citizen and am looking at investing in the US.

The exception would be if your serving a market that caters to a student target demographic, such as near a college or senior housing target market.

This is a way to help seniors while I make some profit.Thank you for your input and comments!

Especially the lower-income citizens reported in cash-only purchase over 50 years old.